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As traders digested the news of a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, following cross-border tensions, the volatility and nervousness in the markets cooled significantly.
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In conversation with Moneycontrol's N Mahalakshmi, in this edition of Wealth Formula, Vikas Khemani, CIO and Founder, Carnelian Asset Advisors breaks down what one can expect in this earnings season and how to navigate this shifting investment terrain amidst trump tariffs and global volatility.
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As India VIX - the volatility gauge - rises, the Nifty 50 index often declines, and vice versa, with higher VIX signalling greater uncertainty, thus leading to a fall in the value of the benchmark.
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Experts believe that investors would be better off focusing on domestic-oriented sectors, larger private and public sector banks
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The Nifty index's decisive close below the 20-week moving average signals underlying weakness, suggesting a likely continuation of the downtrend in the upcoming trading sessions. With the US election just round the corner, markets are showing signs of unease, amplified by rising interest rates
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Even if you buy at the high, but do not lose your nerve and hold through a decline, you will do well when you catch the next high
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Retail investors, too, might need to rethink their strategies as many who entered the market over the last few years have predominantly invested in high-momentum stocks, Khemka said.
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When you are positive in the medium term but there can be some ups and downs in the short term, the best strategy is to remain invested, but to be hedged, writes Devina Mehra, the Founder and Chairperson of First Global.
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Commenting on Adani Enterprises strong Q3 results, Gautam Adani said the company's success is linked to "strong governance, strict regulatory compliance, sustained performance, and solid cashflow generation".
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A short seller has to be precise in entry and exit. He is like an anaconda. He hibernates till he finds a prey and moves in for the kill at the right time
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In comparison, an inflow of Rs 1.14 lakh crore through the route was registered in 2021 and Rs 97,000 crore in 2020, data with the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) showed.
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Pratik Agarwal, Managing Director of Sterlite Power, said that given the volatility in the current markets and the limited window available under the currently filed DRHP, it has been decided to withdraw the DRHP.
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The RBI has a stated policy of intervening in the forex markets if it sees volatilities, but the central bank never lets out a targeted level.
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The market share of the top seven or eight AMCs in pure equity has dropped to 46 percent, which the brokerage say is the lowest in four to five years
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Promoted by the Aavishkaar Group, the Kolkata-based MFI is targeting Rs 7,000 crore as funds under management in the current fiscal, including both debt and equity, he said.
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It is based on the anti-fragility idea and DAM Capital has a portfolio that broadly follows it
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A clean break from the investing style of 2020-21 is inevitable. Investing must be value-driven as money is going to hunt more for safety
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In such a tumultuous market environment, it becomes necessary to find one’s bearings by taking stock of the drivers behind the volatility
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Amid the wreckage, the market might be telling us something useful
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When there’s fear on the Street, investors find it difficult to take appropriate investment decisions. But it need not be so
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Till now, rising inflation has fortunately not been accompanied by a significant worsening of credit risk or large problems in market-functioning. However, this could well change
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Last week, the Sensex lost 1,141.78 points or 1.95 per cent, while the Nifty shed 303.70 points or 1.73 per cent.
